Multiculturalism in France: Overview, Problems, Conditions of International Immigrants and Second Generation Youth in French Societies
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https://doi.org/10.52131/pjhss.2015.0301.0009Keywords:
Global Village, Multiculturalism, Second Generation Youth, French SocietiesAbstract
The world has become a global village, and all nationals have got the opportunity to visit various parts of the world due to the advancement of travelling and communication technologies for the purpose of trade, education, business, or trade. Somehow, the main reason to travel for the majority of the population is to stand to earn a good earning, which is creating trouble for many nations, and France is among the top of the list. France has emerged as a multicultural nation, and many of its societies have been based on multicultural intruders. The country is thinking of tackling the issue, but all in vain and unacceptable by the concerned. The illegal immigrants are demanding to be issued permanent residence of France and identification cards as per the country's rules, but most injured nations stand with the Muslim societies. The whole of Europe looks at Muslims with an eye of hatred and considers them a threat to their safety, especially after the 9/11 attacks on the twin towers of New York City. Our article depicts a highlight on the history of the establishment of France as a multicultural nation and the challenges it is being faced with.
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